Be Excellent To Each Other

Who the fuck did you think I was talking about?

Don't even need to read the story.

See: being bood at the Olympics.

I'd call him a muppet of the highest order, but I've seen Sesame Street. Muppets can count.

Judging him alone by every slop of lame speech that's ever plopped out of his clammy mouth and flopped around on the floor like a fish gulping for air, I'd have to quote the estimable 1930's MP Leo Amery, “You have sat too long here for for any good you have been doing. Depart, I say and let us have done with you. IN THE NAME OF GOD, GO!"

I cannot abide to hear that man talk; thoughtless, popularist waffle devoid of character or genuine emotion. What price Disraeli, guv? At least he'd screw us over but sound cool doing it.

I always thought that was Ollie Cromwell's line.

Getting Osbourne's head on a plate might be a satisfying coup for Labour, but won't solve the problem about how to get us out of the current economic mess.



That was brilliant. Not just for the satisfaction of watching 5,000 or more people hate someone, or for how he just stood there taking it, but for the thought that had it happened at the 2008 games, the organisers would have gone apeshit.

Yep, but Amery used it to more devestating effect, bringing down Neville Chamberlain in the incredibly charged debate on a vote of no-confidence following the failed Norway campaign. Contemporaries said it was the most electrifying and devestating speech they'd ever heard, which was unusual as it came from a man whose speeches usually had most people falling asleep.

Give it to Cable. But that won't happen, which is a shame.

I dislike Cable. I would rather give it to me, but I view the economy as a function of time.

Personally I dislike him too, but he talks sense, seems to be his own man, and isn't in the pocket of anyone as far as I can tell.

To be completely fair to the man, he could say "€1,000 to everyone" and I probably would still disagree with him due to my brain thinking "he is wrong here" on many issues. It is one of my quirks I suppose, and my brain has added him into the "always wrong" group.